Official: 2025 Mustang GTD Revealed! 800+ HP 5.2L V8, Pushrod Suspension, $300K MSRP
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YesDid you get that confirmation just from putting your email in on the “inquire about applying” box? I’ve done it with theee different email addresses and gotten nothing in return
Afraid to click on that...
DeluxeStang
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Best angle so far.
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I really love the front end styling way more than the regular S650. Very cool.
I understand the canards/diveplanes improve front down force, but on some cars they look really dumb - Dodge Viper ACR comes to mind. The GTD looks like the bottom canards are partially built into the body of the car, and the top set of canards are entirely part of the front end styling. This looks MUCH better than having several rows of canards sticking out like whiskers from the face of the car.
Now this might sound facetious, but I also really like how the top part of the front bumper area is somewhat reminiscent of the Kia K5. Those little cutouts look mean and aggressive.
And I like the small upper grill opening with the larger lower mouth.
Even the hood to me looks really good with the raised areas in front of the vents. This is the best looking Mustang in many years to my eye. Yes there are a few areas that look more functional than beautiful, but I think that's part of the charm.
I understand the canards/diveplanes improve front down force, but on some cars they look really dumb - Dodge Viper ACR comes to mind. The GTD looks like the bottom canards are partially built into the body of the car, and the top set of canards are entirely part of the front end styling. This looks MUCH better than having several rows of canards sticking out like whiskers from the face of the car.
Now this might sound facetious, but I also really like how the top part of the front bumper area is somewhat reminiscent of the Kia K5. Those little cutouts look mean and aggressive.
And I like the small upper grill opening with the larger lower mouth.
Even the hood to me looks really good with the raised areas in front of the vents. This is the best looking Mustang in many years to my eye. Yes there are a few areas that look more functional than beautiful, but I think that's part of the charm.
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For reference, the only 2023 GT3 RS on AT w/ a listed price nationwide:
https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for...deList=911|GT3 RS&zip=83714&clickType=listing
https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for...deList=911|GT3 RS&zip=83714&clickType=listing
Zig
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‘….but promises the car will lap Germany’s famed Nürburgring Nordschleife track in under seven seconds.’
Holy cannoli Batman, that’s fast.
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BlackFerret69
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That's the same thing I read. I wonder if they fired their proof-reader in favor of AI or Auto-Correct? We all know how well those work, LOL!!!‘….but promises the car will lap Germany’s famed Nürburgring Nordschleife track in under seven seconds.’
Holy cannoli Batman, that’s fast.
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At $300K, this vehicle is of zero interest to me. However, I really wish that the front look on this car were on the GT and Dark Horse. The front looks WAY better than the standard Mustangs.
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Black wheels…
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It's been two months and I haven't been contacted by anyone in regard to the GTD. Has anyone received any further information, been contacted etc?
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